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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25
FINANCIAL.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankeTT
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REYIEW'

New YORK, January H-Before the open
ing to-day it was generally known that the
London market was, lower, and prices were
correspondingly flat here in anticipation Of
sales for foreign account. These were unu-
sually heavy, and sharp advance in the
exchange market was used by the bear party
as further cause to depress the whole list.
Towards noon the market became quieter
and rallied somewhat but after the delivery
hour it broke away and closed weak Our
own cable advices discredt the apprehension
of war. and we ourselves have nothing to
confirm the rumors about panic in Lon
don. which have been industrously circu-
lated during the afternoon. 1t is probably
time during which any one who can keep
his better judgment undisturbed by mere
rumors will be able to buy good stocks very
advantageously General market closed
weak. Money, 5(G6.
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NEW YORK.
REVIEW.

The wheat market has ruled very strong
TO- day and higher. Opening was strong ut
one-half over last nights figures. Market
sold up to S57 for May, dropped back to 80,
reacted and closed at s-S6, and looks
strong
The advance was caused by stiiiening for
eign markets and war rumOrs, which were
thickly circulated Foreign securities were
quoted lower, and this made bears nervous,
shorts covering actively.
Visible supply was posted, showing so1o
decrease but il had lite or no effect on the
market. and looks as if it had been dis
counted. With decreasing visible and firm
feeling abroad, we look for higher prices.
Exports are still good.
Corn quiet and shade higher, in sympa;,
thy with wheat. The visible showed good
increase but the strength in wheat held the
market firm.
provisions strong and higher all around on
light receipts Of hogs.
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The Indiana Chestnut.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January PA
vote was taken for United States Senator
at noon with the following results Nee
essary to a choice, rs Turpie, IA; Har-
rison, 70; Allen, 4. The convention then
adjourned
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No neat the sniritualist.

A spiritualist and a pretty woman had this
short talk:
II assure you, my dear madam, said the
former. that | have only to touch table,
chair, basin or any other object whatever to
make it whirl roun1. "
"Oh can do something better than
that" replied the pretty woman. II have
only TO look at a man to make his head
tI1rn -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Panic in Stocks.

LONDON, January 24.-There has been
a semi panic in the stock market in conse-
auenee of the unfayOrable aspect OF the
political situation Consols and money
closed at 100 ZIG, decline of per cent.
from the closing quotation Saturday.
Quotation at to-day's close for the ac-
count, 100, 9-16, fall af j-l6 from Satur-
dow
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Fatally Stabbed.

CINCINNATI, o., January 24.-While
flying kies in the northwestern part OF
this city Yesterday afternoon Frederick
Jungerer, aged 10, and Willie Smith, aged
II. 0uarreled, and Jungerer drove a knife
into Smiths abdomen, producing a NOR
tai wound.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Incidents and Gossip.
XLIXth CONGRESS.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-The Gre
dentials of Charles B. Farwell, elected to
fill the vacancy in the Senate caused by
the death of John A. Logan, were pre-
sented and placed on file.
Mr.. Allison presented petitions from
all of the national banks of Chicago, St.
Paul, and Minneapolis recommending
certain changes and notifications in the
House bill as to national banks now pend
ing before the Senate Committee on FL
nance.
Senate bill concerning postoflices of the
third class, providing that they shall not
be changed into postoffices of the fourth
class, where the gross receipts amount to
81 900 year, or where the box receipts
and commissions constituting postmas-
ters' compensation amount to 81 ,OO0, was,
on motion of Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, taken
from the calendar and passed.
At 100 the Senate, on motion OF Mr.
Edmunds, proceeded to the consideration
of the Senate bill to authorizes the Presl-
dent of the United States to protect and
defend the rights of American fishing yes
sells. American fishermen, American trad
ing and other vessels in certain cases
House.
Under the call of States number OF
bills were introduced and referred, among
them the following:
By Mr.. Springer: Proposing consti
tutional amendment changing the time
for the assembling of Congress to the
first Wednesday of January of each year
By Mr.. Lawler; A resolution directing
the Committee on Naval Affairs to in
quire into the expediency of Immediately
appropriating $4,000, 1000, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary OF
the Navy for the construction, equipment
and armament of such new vessels oi
war as may be deemed necessary.
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Perfectly Legal.

George said the senior partner to tho
iunior in a law firm of three, Il thought you
fold me that Alfred had gone out of town on
legal businessi understand he's down tho
road ON a visit to a young lady" ''WeH,
sir ~ said George, with an injured look, "it's
not illegal to call on a young lady, be-
lieveS,,-Puck
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ONE CENT.
A Boiler Explosion.

SHARPsBURG, PA, January 24.-A-
boiler exploded in Spangs iron works
early this morning, killing the fireman,
fatally burning a tramp, and seriously in
juring six mill hands. The entire end Of
the mill was blown out.
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A Hard Coal Base Burner.

The first hard coal base burner stove was
taken to Deadwood, d. T., recently. AS there
is no hard coal out there to burn in 1t, the
importer of the curiosity thinks OF convert
ing it into an ice cream freezer.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, January PA dis,
tinguished party from Virginia, headed
by Governor Fizhugh Lee, arrived In TINS
city yesterday. To-day the party will be
given every attention. They will remain
at the Ryan during their stay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25

His face is plump
and round, and bis
blue cycs light up
his cOuntenancs
whenever anything
occurs TO please
him. lie has q
son, named for his
old friend, cx-Goy-
ernor Curtin, who
is now at the West
Point military aca-
deny. Quay IS an
inve crate Il her
man, and spends
whole days during
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25
4 Denial from France.

PARIS, January 24.-Thc statement
publish, d in the London Duly Ne'os that
England is alarmed over information that
Germany intends to ask France for an
explanation of the meaning Of the French
military movements on the frontier is
officially denied here. The French Gov
erument declare that nothing has oc-
Cured to Justify such remonstrance on
the part of Germany.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25

REcrrpr-3Os head cattle, sheep, 40
hogs. .-eh
SALEs.-243 head cattle, sheep, 47oh hog
PRIcEs.-Catt,e: Best, Al TO gross me
dunn 10 good 81 70 At gross; common to fair,
2i to 81 gross sheep, ~ to 81 gross hogs, "a
to 81 net bulls, 2 10 gross.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
AS SENT OVER THE WIRES.

The Indiana Chestnut-GovernOr Lee at
st. Paula Boiler Expiosion-Sir John
Macdonald Crazy-PanIc i'm stocks-The
French yictorious-The European War
Cloud-&c.
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The French Victorious.

PARIS, January PA dispatch from
Tonquin says that Colonel Bressaud has
carried the rebel position at Mikae Than
hsa, and that 500 insurgents were killed.
The French were pursuing the rebels.
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I am now unloading a lot of CHOICE
GREEN CURED CLOVER HAY, 10 whlch \
invite the inspectjOn of owners of cows and
dairymen. If you want 10 see something real
nice come and look at it, 90, ~,
1 have now in stock a CHOICE LOI OF NJ
TIMOTHY and CLOVER HAY. Also car
load of NICE CLEAN OATS. If you have any
trouble 10 get first class article of FEED Tor
your stock try me with an order
ia lin WALTER j. TODD.
Mn. A. J. STEVENS is with me, and will be
Glad 10 see his friends.
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COL. MATTHEW QUAY,
Chosen to the United States senate by
Pennsylvania.

One of the most pleasant faces that will bo
seen in the new United States senate is that
of Matthew Quay, who has been elected by
the Pennsylvania legislature. Col Quay Is &
short. rotund fellow, about 46 years of age.
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HAY. GRAIN, AND MILL-FEED.
TEW FEED STORE.
WALTER j. TODD.
I26 North Sixth Street.

Itake pleasure in announcing 20 my irlends
and the public generally that J have opene,ISi a
FEED STORE at No. 426 NORTH olAl.I olAl II
STREET. NEAR CLAY; that will keep con
stantly on hand full line of first-class g0odss,r
such as BALED HAY, SHUCkS, STHAW' ,fIaM
SC. SC: GRAIN. MlLL-STUFFSa and ChiCh-
EN-FEED. ..., 60
merit your patronage, and respectfully SOLICIT
the same. Orders by telephone (No. 51z)'
postal. or otherwise will receive prompt at
tentOn.
WALTER j. TODD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25

Estimated receipts of hogs 5000.
Chicago figures of yisiblesupply: Wheat
Decrease, $4,000 bushels. Corn-lncrease,
65OOOO. Oats-Decrease, "a, COO
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25

Pure Norwegian Cod,Liver Oil con.
b,ned with the Hvpophosphites OF Lime ana
soda Agreeably favored and acceptable 70
the most delicate stomsoh.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. Z. Redford e. Co., Grain
Commission Merchants. No. 6 South Twelfth
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John +. DOHERTY,
81 EAST MAIN STREET.


AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
as can be founl at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment D.. the country, and Will be maze
and trimmed .l the best manner. IhIiy years
experience asa leading cutter ought 20 guar
antec entire satisfaction. and viii be sold at a
very moderate profit janlt-ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
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THOROUGHLY TAUGH

IHUKUI WfLl IANNHI
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the College.
For terms. etc, address McGilvra College
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-25

TAILS CLEANING CREAM
III for RENOVATlNG CLOTHES and RE
family. ASK your druggist for it. Price e
i".,'y a, hot4ie Ce4
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Sociefies and others wishing 10 give banquets
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Broad street, corner Of Elghth,
i,,,te1, Richmond, Va.
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largest AMI Finest Passenger station IN America.
colchester Express drlNlu Albany,
Troy, lNisbug Il Adams, KOusfs Point aud syracuse.
-9J1.I N. the FAM Us CHI AGO LIMITED, composed
ami sleeping cars Albany Utcs syracuse. Rochester
hu-Ao Niagara FAILS Lric. Cleveland ami Toledo arriving
Chicago $50 a. ~. next day
tlDoO NJ chicago Express drawing room cars 20 CAnaa
d. qua amt iocle,tor
tll.3o m Western New-York and Northern Express
IA draw room
$50 p Albany. Troy. Saratoga AMI Utica Express, with
drawing 20 Troy. Runs through 10 Caldwell (aAe
George uu = ttur,aYs
= p M. Accommodation Albany and Troy.
- Fast chicago LNprcss. with sic ping cars for
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DElu- New York 10 Albany.
1850 p m Fast Cincinnati and 81. Louis Express with
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Ioli- also 10 Auburn, Geneva and Canandaigua.
y m. Montreal Express with sleeping to Plats.
burg Al ans and Montreal Runs 10 Utica, stopping
principal stations.
SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester 7:40a. Bu =
ialo. 9 - D. M aud Cleveland. 1915 p ia. next day.
G-9l5 Pacific Express. with sleeping ROchcs
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo perOil AMI
Chic1g sIecpinscar5 10 Clayton VIA Ctca daily except
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IA - p Night Express. with slccpng-csrs Albany
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Tickets AZ IL space IN Drawug nj sleeping caS on
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Baggage called for and checked from residence.
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Haven station tlSSthsL)
j. VI. rOUCEN. HENRY MONErT,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cor'lands ana d"
Dresses sta a. followsi
m for CatasauQua and intermediate POINTS pcs,, And
a FOR Geneva Lyons EIpirA Rochester
the and prnc local points Char car 70 80
for Tupk and Intermediate p9'n
Tun hammock Connection 10 Read ana no,nts
$40 D. M f0r Pirtston aud principal intermediate po'"
S.n Car 10 Plttson ana points Connection
10 Reading and iisrrisburs. Chair car 20 Copi
" W. - asva vons ElnirA Roohes ter. BUFFALO ana
w y, so ~ m Tor IsarWs knd lptsrmoLate points ..
~ y W.. ~ ~ A M ~ and $40 ~ connect for
ali n p in MahsScy spd HaIieon coal rosionA
-" p'A'" 'A - IDAY TRAINS.
sa M for ,auch Chunk. Hazeton points,
$40 d n for Coplay and intermediate POINTS p,.,
n M tor Geneva Lyons, Enlia kochosler buuhn ADJ
,,, x,,-, Imam 10 lvDHS
uae "'S~ General Eastern ONCE, 235 Broadway
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0earhcrs.

WANTED. English lessons IN exchange LOT
w French or German instruction. Apply at the BEh-
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colleges. schools families; also IOokLeeLers steHogr-
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JUNE:lo. lee.
financial.
SAINT PAUL Axp DULUTH RAILROAD co;
orpicR or TIIF SECRETARY AND TkEAsuhEk
ST PAU. MINI, Nav j., 1881
.NNIrAI MEETINE of the STOCK


OFFICE or TIKI sFckkIARY AM A,ea-
ST PAUL MINI, Nav II, 1881
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the ca s1ocM,
holders o!he -. Paul aud Duluth Rafoao Sop,I p
for the election Of directors and consideration OF m ~
lion duly adopted by Board OF Directors feDruA,
and below and the transaction OF such
ness as NAV be brought before the meeting VIII pe
The office of the company ia OF ST. Paul. MlhhesoI
Tie transfer books will be closed at D. M on sa'uI"S'
MAY g. rcOpene,i Friday, June ~ 1851
resolution above referred % = "a ioll""S
Resolved That II Ipcdient and necessary lor NC 81
business II tins company, rs eAplthcu "
dent that should have add. tional terminal
Equipment tracks. and that the grades and cures o
road should be reduced and Other necessary lnpI
made - soon as possible all involving an estimator eA
fErr in Of the ensuing two or three Years o
ward millions OF dollars and In order 10 ralse NY
sum or procure such additional facilities, equipment ana IN
socklo!dcrs. at the next ANIMAL meeting the following pro-
uost1us for the adoption Of more OF them -,
FT-t-Ilc application 81 inc income
sfumpagc 10 necessary improvements
Second-1he lacrosse and sale OF the common stpCS W
par to the full amount PROVIDED IN the y" W
CORPORATION anl the plan Ot reorganization hlhlry sn
million dollars, being Increase OF nearly TWO m'o" "O
lars. -
IN I'd Authorize the B1arl OF Directors to borrow Two
million dollars mortgage BONDS OF the company.
Fourth Assent 10 the ORGANIZATION OF terminal rltt
other Ike company 10 furnish such terminals rbuPo
tracks ant other facilities the stock OF which shall he Owcl
Ly his company authority To the Board OF pIectoI
this company guarantee the principal ana interest %
bonds said terminal other company TO the amount VI
two million dollars
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors, ..., -----..
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VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y. {. & II. n. h. Co, lessees
Trains leave W. 81 i2s follows and Is minutes
earlier from foot of Jay-st. North River:
pe'T'l, ana h.lcag3 800 H. ~, '605. 'si5 p m
Uuea. Syracuse, Budao Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. BIS. 20 IS a. M. '6.O3 'ol5 y m.
Highland Kingston, Saugertes (atskIll. Albany Slo,
Ills, '955. IL $0a NJ, I, '6:O5 'sl5 I. M
CrsustOn'-. West Point Cornwall, NewOurg 1913 '7lo,
900 10 l6 1870 ~. SIS s45 p m. and 'e0j p IN.
CraLstoD's. Cornwall NevOUrs
Fot Montrts' and CaLsds Fast c;05 p m.
Hamilton. London 'eiec 'o'Oo SIS p m. Toronto.
Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cinctn.
natl Detrok, Chicago and St. Louis. ,--....
Daily Daily except saturday Other trains daily eh'ep'
Sunday.
For tickets timetables paror sleepingcar accommods'
information apply at Offices Brooklyn55o Wasn'
ngtoust, 100 Fulton St, Annex Office foot 81 futous
New York city, 363. 1875 9.2 Broadway 1882 Bowery Aaa
stations s2d- OF jay 81, y ~
c. K. LAMBERT,
6Vanderbilt.aya General Passenger Agent
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Steamboats, an0 RAILROADS..

A -RONDOUr AND KINGSTON, LAND
~ ING al CrsnsOns tWcst PolnO Cornwall. Newburg.
Milton Ponghkeepsc and Esopus. connecting
" nh Ulster and Delaware stony Glove Catss Noun
tain Railroads Steamers city OF Kingston and James W.
BALDWIN leave every week lay at M pier foot OF Har
sonst except Saturday when city OF Kingston leaves at
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aituations Uanteo--MaIsa.

COACHMAN and GROOM.M,Dyy ndsrs HUH'S nj
business; reference from former empiooyer 80
MAN Tribune Uptown once, ,Ioo pio'''"-,,----
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Iy Ordcr OF tle board Of Dlrcct0r', -, .,...
DEORGANIZATION OF The PIlILADEL

IL PHIA AED HEADING RAILROAD COMPANY
AND AFFII lated COMPANIES. ,,-
Notice hereby given That the second lnslamcht OF -
PER CESr of the contribution required upon me so'S anu
securities DEPOSITED with NcsSts Brown BROTHERS o.
1,cr the Plan Of REORGANIZATION OF tie above companies
is hereby called, and wiz be- pavabeon
JULY lST. 1871
PAYMENTS 70 Pee made ~ the Offices OF McSsrS n"h
HroLers Co. cities of York and fhlidephli
Iy order OF the Board OF Recon strucon rustc's -
- mo. L. NAKRLII Chairman.
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AGuAS NAvIGATIov AyD TMrRoyENENTCo
EQtIrABlE BUILDING, - {
NtW-YoK May %. 1881
V'RE ANNUAL meeting Of the stock, elders
OF tn. Company viii De he at the Office OF ne C4mp'ny
TqutaIir Luiiug. Nrw.IOrk Oty. on TUESDAY June u
1851 Polls open from TO ?. Ttansie: D93k Slo'o
June II; reopen June -. H. a. hI iHM.
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NATSKILJ EVENING LINE

" Steamers kasterskil and Catskl leave Pier 33 " T..
foot Of Jay st. every week day at D. connecting with
Catskll Mountain and Cairo Railroads
Commencing July Kaatcrskul Saturdays
D. IN. Walter Brett 1t u.
New circular with lat OF houses, rates. &C.. at the
pier sent any address by $500. -
v j HIN he's. Treas. Catskill. y Y.
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business: re erence former employer. nu'e''
NAN Tribune Uptown Office ,Z33 nIo."". 10y.
COOK and CATERER.-By protessedi u COOK
" and caterer a place the country lor u" Intown
months IN private family u LIZ "0N 49,
Ofce, l. 23s BrOadwav
NOACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes TO procure &c
u .nafon for his coachman viii be unemploV "a ~" %
18Th OF June on account OF turning OUT. Au"i''' ''
East 4Sthst ---,,-
N0ACUNAN.-By a young man lately landed
sr.t.S Si'. TeeTence Aress c. sos West 10Th ST.
NOACIIMAN. GROOM, USEFUL MANY
4 a soIer neat Young good driver anu gioo,,ih'
understands gardening aud all general r. ap ', WorE
mans place. city or country pu GTrSnne Uptown ONCE
1888 Broadway. ------,
NOACHMAN and GR0OM.-By compei ,r1
~ single man a private family cry Oh
oughy IN erstn ls his business; can be seen Cali
or address I. H.. lis East 21thSt
NOACHMAN-Bv a comHetent, rellaDlc iiltn L;
" thoroughly understands his business slN W.,
place. Call or aditoSs W. NJ -''' 80
27thst
NOACUMAN.-By a Protestant man present
" employer going To kUrope) married no Clu,o ,,oce;
or county years in present place. ana p N prS
both employers can be seen at any e ri, at abo
Woods 40 West lsl ST. present apoye 5 prea.e ,S-
NOACHMAN. GROOM. &c.-By single, mid
die aged man milk and make himself gencraly use
I'M active not afraid OF sober lcllaOIs anu oo'Ii
tent thoroughly nnlrI'tanis care OF from
rrsent and former employers which can be seen country
preierrei Address ~ EGAN q H"ldenst. T. Newark.
USEFUL MAN-COOK.-B a married couple,
u take OF house or fats the nan manu-" yyrsent
uiv.r can bs seen H., Box ~, Tribune uptown
ONCE. lbs broadway.
AyTAITER-Bv young man a. walterin hotei
W or private family let recommendation II required Au'
dress j 10TH. ijj Pearlst. y y.